bam bam bam bam. time didn't announce, hoping she'd come to the door. >> kenny says he never heard that announcement. police say they did. >> breonna said, who is it? nobody said anything. at this time we're getting up to put on clothes to see who it is. then there's another loud bang at the door. >> i yelled, police, search warrant. police, search warrant. a total of six different knocks at the door. >> too late for anybody to be knocking on the door, so i grabbed my gun. then we proceed to go answer the door. >> finally i look back at my lieutenant, who's back here. he goes, go ahead and hit it. >> when we get right in the doorway of that room, the door flies open. >> i could see the living room to my right. i could see the tan couches, living room, door. >> any lights on? >> no, just the tv back there. we have lights on guns. as i step in the door frame to clear the hallway, i can see two figures. >> protect breonna, protect myself. that's what was going through my head. >> my eyes went straight to

.>> something said bam, bam, bam, bam.>> an ambulance rushed him into the hospital and investigator say several different weapons were used. officers fired less lethal rounds, shift deputies use a taser and at least one officer filed his service revolver. police say it is not clear which weapons were used in what order and/or how many officers fired weapons. >> we know that an officer involved shooting occurred. the timeframe of when weapons were used and what time during the contact are all under investigation. >> we are told the man survived the shooting and was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition tonight. >>> knew at 11 come in less than an hour alameda county drops back into the purple tear. many businesses like gyms will be forced to close again. andrea nakano is in alameda where a gym that has been around for decades may now be shut down for good. >> reporter: starting at midnight gyms like this one will no longer be able to open their doors in alameda county. the mariner square athletic club was hoping to celebrate its 40th anniversary in february. over the last six w

and bam.have gone straight bloop, right to the bottom of the pond. >> i don't want it to be practice. i want it to count. >>> apparently, there's a joe biden in japan. wait, what? >> yeah. >> yep, that's right. this mayor of a japanese town thought he was trending on the internet last week. >> couldn't figure out why. >> during election week in the u.s. apparently, the chinese characters that spell out his name there is pronounced. >> joe biden. and obviously, we know what that sounds like. >> so he says although he's clearly not the president-elect of the united states, he is the mayor of this province. he says we continue to work to fulfill our duty to ensure the happiness and spiritual richness of our residents. so obviously he and the actual joe biden have a lot in common. >> he wants to bring more attention to his town there. it's yumato kumamoto. there you go. some attention there. it got 14,000 residents there. >> and he's trending. >> and he's trending. >> it's that time. >> wait, what

all the documents and then the guy that the system brought the maps look the bam didn't sign close the can went back to spare and have been, was walking through the saying why walk up as they are and i stand next to a beam. and as he begins to sigh and i open it, and then i whisper in his ear without show trying not to show any excitement because everything was recalled and, and filmed. and i told him, i don't know signed a maps. so he says, so what does it mean? i responded, it means that there is no agreement. israel's prime minister examines the documents, foreign minister, shimon peres, and also refused to sign for a while, it seemed as if the entire ceremony was about to collapse. because we had not been a part of that channel. we didn't fully appreciate what the gaps were between the 2 sides. israel saw this as a devolution of power as a power seems prove themselves. how soon saw this says we have to show this is a new day. and as a new day, we have to have all the trappings of state even if we don't have a formal yet. so immediately they want to, you know, they didn't want contr

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senator world data file and i go by a little fine on the bam. oh yes, it will be a no. there are any who what they are not going to get in the vein as you see them are drunk. and so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy to let it be an arms race in this very dramatic development. only. mostly i don't see how that strategy will be successful. to sit down and talk every we've got to get a better idea of the heart when i look at the global demand will ever know that that will have an unknowable from what i love. how do you know if you thought of them on the farm last month or so now don't call more my luck. i'm off. you know my like an indian. and if i mean my whole, what will not collect on me just be a little but i didn't know what i thought it was a queer. i am will be a matter of mind yet. about my middle school. and when the letter ran from the booklet to me, matt and by fran nor have i not the miles, i don't look miles, she seems i b t, v 5301 blue monday and we had a winner of the 5 accord on one of the. so now i have it mode and ther

bam. i'm not a portable in that i at home. no there are only the beginning, as it did seem wrong to me that he's yet to shape out these days he comes to advocate and in games from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, choose to look for common ground. max kaiser, financial survival guide. stacey, let's learn a salad fill out. let's say i'm the troika and you're on grease the fight. wall street spot. thank you for taking on the story. that's true. that slavery is, you'll be via reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safe, isolation for community. are you going the right way, or are you being led? so direct. what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend to join us in the depths or a maybe in the shallowness we've got to get a better idea of the hot going to look at the global demand we'll ever know that that will have an unknowable from our problem how will you know if you thought of them on a farm last month or so now don't call more talking now mo

data file and then i go buy a bottle file on my lap, bam, i'm not a border wall and i had home. 7 no, they wanted to let it go a little bit of energy and the idea that i didn't demand them there any who gave their money with the match and not at all. they're not going to get in the very easy. as you see, i don't want that i am not going to know them or drop them to another better i know a better way. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person who dares thinks we dare to ask the audience will stand. he had my pappy and i always just said it looks like it would if he does, must i think you know this, it isn't worth to this give equal goulet of mere hire, somebody that someone get us some that might have been humbled at the job center hold it up as a need to get 70 2000000 votes, not to have a life. i don't mean what's going to come back. i may want to buy a book about stuff on the way you'll hear about it on. there are a lot of our images and learning about you, and it's a comment about the bond, even if you don't look at some of the feel relieved that he's a little bit better

bam, i'm not a portable and i had almost. 7 the same well remember the old peak oil gold argument. we're running out of oil and running out of all. that of course is not true in the case of big because it is absolutely scarce and because the demand is approaching. we are potentially hitting the impossible for the average mom and pop to acquire $900.00 points per day that are generated through mining will be sucked by the market since the full of spain's fascist regime. but old wounds still have to yield from their mothers and given away and forced adoption. bottom. no robot has the feeling to this day mothers still search for grown children while looking in hope for the best parents. believe that i'm good. we'll ever have an unknowable problem. how will you know if you thought of them and the family. 2 so no more my luck i'm off. you know my life. and if i me i want to be just be a little well, i didn't dare move what i thought it. well equipped, i am will be a matter of mind yet about under when and when are not around until now the month of the month and the localism in the print

bam, i'm not on a wall and i almost it's certainly good for you. good for your issue with both it's you may be more to the future. so i certainly do not think you had piano. well, you know, because well, good luck to you go. google have made a lot of that. if you come with us from the museum, went up in the middle of the job center, hold it up as a need to get an image of what might have a lot of these books left out on the way you'll remember are part of our number. if you wanted to comment about the buying, even if you're going to get some of the pieces, we've got it under a little bit that are going to get a better body. good, or i'm not going to be much they did little by little and they're going to look even more barely ever will be higher than an hour from now at some other damn the park. and i love how you thought of them and i'm not. i have family in manhattan. so now i don't call more tolkien, they're more like an office. know my like an indian and the family in my home. what clinical and i wanted me to be a little theory ball, what i thou

bam, i'm not a court of law and i had almost. 7 the same no there and they know there's an energy and they're not going to get him. and another way the world is driven by shaped by the day or sinks. we dare to ask now for the post-mortem. how did you major political parties change through this election cycle? joe biden maintained an already beaten, divided democratic coalition. is there such a thing as trump is? did he change the g.o.p.? or did the g.o.p. change? we've got to get a better idea of the hot going to look at the global demand will ever have an unknowable from our stuff. don't come our damn the problem. how will you know if you thought of them on a farm last month or so now don't call more my luck. i'm off. no, my luck, an engine and the 5 mile what will not cannot let me just be a little fee. well, i didn't know what i thought it was a queer. i am will be a matter of mind yet glumly about my middle school. and when the letter writer comes to demanding the booklet me maton by a friend nor have i not a mile. i don't look miles, she seems i b t, v 53 from blue mountain and w

bam, i'm not a portable and i had almost. 7 the same you know, they're going to let it go and then they know better then it's going to be united and that i've met them there and they who gave their money and not at all. but i'm going, i'm going to get him the baby as you see. and i want that. i am not, you know them. and to another man, i don't know about. i was a pandemic. no certain, you know, born is just blind to nationalities. you know so much people took it seriously. we don't look back seem to be judging comedy crisis with this system to want we can do better. we should be everyone is contributing. it's your own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenges create, the response has been much so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. join me every thursday on the alex simon show, and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics score business. i'm show business, i'll see you then is your media a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? high salacious community.

bam, i'm not on a wall and i had home you know, the one at the end of a little bit of energy and a hoot and not at all, but i'm not going to get him on to another way. the world is driven by a dream shaped by the day or thinks we dare to ask really settled, some of trump's enemies want the president and his supporters to be a price for the past 4 years. and in rumors of war as trying to tries to bring troops home some say, instead of started yet well, remember the old peak oil or gold argument, we're running out of oil running out of gold. that of course, is not true, but in the case of bitcoin, because it is absolutely scarce and because the demand is approaching infinity, we are potentially hitting peak. bitcoin worried, it will become increasingly impossible for the average mom and pop to acquire a coin. because all the $900.00 coins per day that are generated through mining will be sucked up by the institutions that will never hit the market. and i know that you know, how do you know if you throw them on the i have found that mountain. so not, don't call more broke in there, more my

all the documents and then the guy that the system brought the maps look the bam didn't sign close the and went back to spare and have been, was walking through the saying why walk up the stair and i stand next to a beam. and as he begins to sign, i open it and then i whisper in his ear without show trying not to show any excitement because everything was recalled and, and filled. and i told him out of the north america. so he says, so what does he mean? i responded, it means that there is no agreement. israel's prime minister examines the documents, foreign minister, shimon peres, and also refused to sign for a while, it seemed as if the entire ceremony was about to collapse. because we had not been a part of that channel. we didn't fully appreciate what the gaps were between the 2 sides. israel saw this as a devolution of power as a power seems, prove themselves and saw this as we have to show this is a new day. and as a new day, we have to have all the trappings of statehood, even if we don't have a formal yet. so immediately they want to, you know, they didn't want controls over ac

we will follow bam into when they need to do the outreaches and stuff like that a southie radio will be there to give the support so that more and more people are educated and so the practice becomes a habit very cycling said this also gets ways from down to accommodate the growing volume of plastic the company recently acquired a match piece of land on the outskirts of the city. well i hope that if you don't already recycle your rubbish that this will persuade you to stop be sure to join us again next week for more inspiring green ideas are remember you can always this is our website or show folks on comments we doesn't treat on facebook have you enjoyed the show thanks for watching i'm military way signing off from lagos nigeria by. oh. oh oh. oh. oh. much makes a princess a kind of sad. that is asked at mombasa. ease their tale of. nerves crowned ladies come and go in his brussels fashion house. we were invited to look into his sewing tips about. 30 minutes upon. it was the 1st international tribunal in history. the number of trials to. 75 years ago high ranking officers of the na

after that epic crossing, bam, directly into the cup. unfortunately, the shot doesn't count.asters officially tees off tomorrow. this is the practice round but, wow. i would be afraid if i was his opponent. >>> trending a christmas tree getting attention for its transformation like a popular holiday movie. >> take a look at this. you're like what is that? the spruce tree put up in cincinnati's fountain square over the week. people immediately commented saying that the tree reminded them of the little tattered tree from charlie brown's christmas. remember that one? the city then decided to give the tree some tlc, fluffed it up like the movie and you can see there on the right the ending. i mean -- >> did they put in fake bran snchs. >> when you put it up do you not think what's up with this? >> because i kind of wake up like the tree on the left and aspire to be like the tree on the right. >> another example of 2020. >>> growing tensions and the transition, next on "today in the bay," our washington insider breaks down president-elect joe biden's take on the election results b

bam bam bam. first time didn't announce.na said, you know, "who is it?" nobody said anything, so at this time we're getting up to put on clothes to see who it is, and then there's another loud bang at the door. >> i yelled, "police, search warrant. police, search warrant." there was a total of six different knocks at the door while we're doing this. >> it's too late for anybody to be knocking on the door, so i grab my gun, then we proceed to go answer the door. >> and finally, i look back at my lieutenant, who's in the stack back here. he goes, go ahead and hit it. >> and when we get right in the doorway of the bedroom, the door flies open. >> i could see the living room to my right. so, i could see the tan couches, the living room, the door. >> were there any lights on in the apartment? >> no. just the tv back there, but we have lights on guns. as i step in the door frame to clear the hallway, i can see two figures. i've done probably 2,000 search warrants where i've made entry. i've never seen two people lined up like this

postal service is warning veterans about scams which are targeting bam. they include offers of supposedly secret government programs offering money. pension poaching and which vets are told they'll get lump sum payments in exchange for signing over their monthly benefits there's also a job scam in which fake openings are posted. that's an attempt to get personal information or fee. postal inspectors say veterans should go to the postal service website to get details. next on kron 4 news at 6 lawmakers are weighing in on the necessity for a peaceful transfer of power will have reaction from both sides of the aisle. >>plus it could be a case of deja vu the next time you go to the grocery store the stores are now limiting some supplies again. >>and president to elect joe biden is taking the first steps in his plan to fight the coronavirus that includes a newly appointed advisory board. >>well tonight president elect joe biden is pushing ahead with plans for his new administration even as president trump is challenging the results of the election. earlier tod

difficult because of the route and it was a wrong decision off of living human traffickers so who lured bam into taking these challenging johnny off reaching do you that cost each of them $182000.00 euros and monts as they had to contrarious including eat on all men god he and agrees they could have done something else in their homeland with this and monk and time so some migrants to do declared their decision. and as a result of their regret did you get a sense that there were people who plan to actually just go back home well i don't program 4050 and migrants who want to return to their own countries however they don't want to be done mainly because the money they have all it is spent on the journey was taken as long as from various sources if you don't know they might not be able to bear the loans which would make their life even more complicated than now but. somehow gives them hope that one day they might be able to read to you. thank you. for almost 4 years ago in outgoing president barack obama warned incoming president donald trump that his biggest foreign policy challenge would be

he will overturn the so-called muslim bam. david, they have a lot of work to do. >> all right, mary bruce with us on a monday night. mary, thank you. >>> president trump offering no signs of conceding, pushing ahead with legal challenges, golfing over the weekend as the race was projected. and today, he fired his defense secretary mark esper in a tweet. here's our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: the only glimpses we've seen of donald trump since joe biden was projected president-elect came over the weekend on the golf course. >> don't give up! don't give up! >> reporter: he is still not willing to accept defeat, fighting his battle in court and on twitter. but today, he also announced on twitter he had "terminated" his defense secretary mark esper. esper was with the president during the infamous photo-op at st. john's church, where protesters were cleared out with tear gas and flashbang ge nads. he then infuriated the president by suggesting he would object to an order to deploy the military to cra

i want to ask your highness, bam, on whether bills are coins can spread coated 19 and whether germany as likely to go cash free and on time soon he says many people are afraid that cash could carry the coronavirus and see it is risky. what do you think is there research on this? i would say that's been sufficiently disproven. if you look at the banks, like the 5 euro or 10 euro bills here, which aren't particularly heavy circulation, and they have a special coating. we know from research that bills and coins don't play any role in the spread of infection. stopped using $500.00 euro bills last year, critics call them impractical. they were also linked to corruption and money laundering. is that the crux of the matter? there's an initiative called better than cash that's calling for cash to be abolished. they say slush funds are a problem for money laundering. big sums that aren't declared to the tax authorities or the state i'm stopped by most of course we have to combat money laundering, tax evasion, and the financing of terrorism. and i think cash has to be monitored as should other

word spread quickly about this portrait, and then, yes, today, bam, the phone call. >> oh, ty, what a wonderful, wonderful thing you've done. >> oh, thank you. >> i know your artistry and this gift, you know, it's a very special thing to be an artist like you are. it's a gift you give so many people, people you'll never meet are going to be touched by the work you do. >> very sweet exchange between both of them and with mom watching. his story is touching. tyler was bullied for much of his childhood but is inspired by kamala harris. >> she broke through tons of barriers, and i broke through tons of barriers myself with my stutter, me being in a wheelchair for two years, and me being deaf since i was 6. i broke through tons of barriers, and i felt like she represents that. >> i agree with the vice president-elect. you have a bright future ahead of you. what would you like to do, tyler? >> in my near future or far future, i would like to open my own art gallery and just have my art all over the world. >> he's my baby. he's my baby, but he -- it's -- it's like you want to protect him all

it happened in the historic city of bam. the on, on to the mainly shia has are a minority. the attack happened as the u.n. secretary general called for an immediate and unconditional cease fire in afghanistan. he spoke to a donors conference in geneva when nations pledged $12000000000.00 in aid of the next 4 years. if somebody has reported its highest daily death toll from corona virus, since march 853, fatalities were confirmed on tuesday. mystery also read said more than 23000 new infections. the aviation industry is reporting larger than expected losses due to the coronavirus pandemic. the international air transport association had predicted a $100000000000.00 loss by the end of 2021. it's our eyes that 150000000000 or news here on al-jazeera after all hail the algorithm there is a huge group of people at work behind our screens. they're called behavior architects, dissuasive designers or user experience specialists, and the power they have is massive. that urge to keep swiping through a twitter feed. that's designed the way we all click. i agree to the terms and condit

it happened in the historic city of bam. we are home to the mainly shia minority. no group has claimed responsibility and the taliban has denied involvement. the u.n. says nearly $6000.00 civilians have been killed or wounded so far this year. the attack happened as the u.n. secretary general called for an immediate and unconditional cease fire. and of course stop. he spoke to a donors conference in geneva, where nations pledged $12000000000.00 in aid of the next 4 years. that's 3000000000 less than was expected. the u.s. pledged $600000000.00 for 2021, secretary of state might pompei or says half of it is conditional on the progress of the talks in doha, the government to get a stand must also do its part to implement essential elements of stability and security. just the afghan people expect talking about things like economic reforms . real, any corruption efforts, including our drug interdiction, respect for human rights, including religious freedom, a welcome environment for the private sector, and steps towards self-reliance. i want to be clear, one of the cle

bam kobolds heavy rain triggered severe flooding across the main island of luzon. last week. hundreds of thousands of people are a neat food and shelter to be going to has more from the province, which is one of the worst affected areas. hit the region, an area that is often battered by natural disasters, but a region that is also used to responding to extreme weather such as typhoons and volcanic earthquakes. basically now buy food vanco. hit number one, it was die of the storm was actually manila and the populous areas and provinces around it. and in calgary and province, it took about 2 days before news came that a lot of communities were submerged and that people were asking for help. there are several factors to this, of course, power lines were down and he took a while before the government was able to get to hear from responders on the ground . the focus was very much on mandela. maggette watershed. the dam here was opened, the gates had to be opened there for forcing the subversion of several communities . and of course, the state has always been at the center of defo

difficult because of the route and it was a wrong decision off of believing human traffickers who lured bam into taking this challenging johnny off reaching the you that cost each of them $18000.00 euros and monts as they had to go on trees including eat on. god he and agrees they could have done something else in their homeland this and won't and time so my cancer do declared their decision to. be so it and as a result of their regret did you get a sense that there were people who plan to actually just go back home. well i don't program 4050 and migrants who want to return to their own countries however they don't want to return mainly because the money they have all it is spent on the journey was taken as long as from fidel sources. you don't know there might not be able to bear the loans which would make their life even more complicated than now but. somehow gives them hope that one day they might be able to read to you. thank you. almost 4 years ago in outgoing president barack obama warned incoming president donald trump that his biggest foreign policy challenge would be managing north

. >> bam. there it is. >> his tofric hire by the miami marlins. general manager. american and first woman to hold that position in sports history. with over 30 year of experience in the sport. she has been with the chicago white sox. yankees and dodgers. and recently in the commissioners office. >> well deserved. what a great story. that'll do it for us. we made it to the end of the week. happy friday. >>> it's live. >> game changer for the weeknd. super bowl halftime, access uncovers all you did not know about music. we know how this ended, now it's time to share the secret of hour charles and diana began. >> i am a lover of fashion. >> we'll tell you who is ready to honor tracy ellis ross for all that impeccable style. >> one cannot skip the closet. >> how about that greys anatomy shocker?

washington with great field control there and bam, first play, antonio gibson, good idea to give it toin untouched. 115 yards rushing, three touchdowns and first rookie to score three tds on thanksgiving day since randy moss against the cowboys back in 1998. 41-16 washington. and get this, they are in first place in the nfc east with a 4- 7 record. but the story, alex smith, just thankful to have his health back after all he's been through. >> thanksgiving has a special significance for me and my family. it was two years ago when we found out i had an infection and got rushed into emergency surgery. it changed my life forever. never in my wildest dreams did i think i would be here two years later, full circle. i'm so appreciative of so much and so thankful to be here. >> a class act from 49er alex smith. 7-0 detroit when j.j. watt makes an appearance. interception and returns it with a 19 yard pick six. 7-6 the lien still need. fourth-quarter, texans and control, 43-17. a little trickery and johnston will get back to watson who will even 34 yards to the wide open will fuller for a touc

would have happened in my career but i was fortunate to get to know bill and so many fine people in the bam attorney general's office, so fun to come here and fun to come back. i've been knocking pull out this a lot. we have been talking notice book with other people, and someone said i'm starting to think justice scalia has become more influence shall since the died than he was while he was living. that's an odd thing. how could that be? and what might explain the impact and why she is so central a part of the conversation but the courts, originalism and textualism, and i feel like my on path to getting to know justice scalia offers a little explanation. so, i -- there's a little out autobiographical. i came from a progressive family in new england. he first presidential election in i voted for jimmy carter. i learned about the report in "the new york times." by the time i went to law school in 1987 i was apolitical. if i had leanings they would have been in a more progressive direction. could not have told you what originalism or textualism meant when i started and maybe even by the time

. >> court >> bam, 550 billion in assets. >> okay. pete >> amd, scott. amd.ks, everybody "the exchange" is now. >> thank you, scott, and hi, everyone, as we abought the outcome of the presidential race, welcome to "the exchange." crucial swing states, pennsylvania and arizona and georgia all yet to be called the race is so down to the wire we're getting new vote updates right now the electoral votes stand at joe biden 253 and joe biden 214.

a document, the all the documents, and then the guy that the system team brought the maps look, the bam didn't sign close the and went back to spam am copying was watching to do the same. so i walk up the stair and i stand next to a beam, and as he begins to sign, i open it. and then i whisper in his ear without show trying not to show any excitement. because everything was recalled and, and filmed. and i told him are off the notes for maps. so he says, so what does he mean? i responded, it means that there is no agreement. israel's prime minister examines the documents, foreign minister, shimon peres, and also refused to sign for a while, it seemed as if the entire ceremony was about to collapse because we had not been a part of that channel. we didn't fully appreciate what the gaps were between the 2 sides. israel saw this as a devolution of power as a power seems prove themselves. how soon saw this says we have to show this is a new day. and as a new day, we have to have all the trappings of state, even if we don't have a formal yet. so immediately they want to, you know, they didn't

loses iowa, loses new hampshire, loses nevada, wins in south carolina and bam it's over. this race has been so unpredictable and conducted in such an unusual way. with two very different strategies and incompetence saying i will be out there everyday on the stage and the challenger saying "it's better to hang out in my basement and minimize my coverage and exposure for as long as possible." how it will turn out, anybody's guest. as. >> martha: new hampshire, donna, looking at my phone and the message coming across that he was leading the state and may be not coming in the top three that night in new hampshire. he lost in iowa as well, really put all of his chips that night on south carolina. that was the key to turn it around. obviously, he had tremendous support in the black amenity in south carolina which was a big part of that. we are hearing some nervousness from some democrats. i want to play a couple of sound bites here from jim corvo and david axelrod and get your reaction to this. >> to look deeply into these numbers is that where the falloff is appears to be amon

jason mcdaniel from san francisco state university said voter turnout will depend on how the bam betweeneople plays out. >> i think we might see a few thousand at least of those kinds of voters that may not be voting because they're not here. i think that might impact some of the board of supervisor races. >> the election with propositions and the board of supervisors races on the ballot are expected to have a major impact on city hall. >> i expect it to be close. all of these races, and it really is important, it could be a knife's edge on who wins, who loses, and how that shifts the board going forward for the next several years. >> professor taylor said some things may shift, but he said the more things change, the more they stay the same. >> this goes back 30 to 40 years now. we're talking about willie brown and every administration since has been a democratic liberal, and they've been challenged by a progressive, more or less progressive board of supervisors that voters continue to give them. >> at this point, there's no estimate on when the vote count will be completed in san franc

coordinating across big tech in terms of determining what to bam and two to clamp down on, this is going of the big factors is going to be the tension between justice democrats and the like putting out a statement today criticizing the biden presidential elect group for having too many people related to big tech in their orbits, too many people from corporate america, that is going to be a tension that we see play out on both sides of the aisle, but it is going to be very pronounced when it comes to democrats and the ability of leadership to try to find ways to satisfy progressives who are just as critical of big tech for a lot of other reasons as well. >> bret: this big tech story is a big one that has a lot of different tentacles and we'll continue to follow. when we come back, celebrating some big wins. for members like. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he go

and she had been bam tiptized a christian. so there were restrictions on how christians could be held in bondage, the type of bondage they could be held in. and thomas key made arrangementes for his daughter that after he died, if she was under the age of 18, she serve in this family and then be considered free at the age of 18. however, a great bit of time had passed since her 18th birthday. she was into her 20s. and she sued for her freedom on the fact that it had been a breach of contract but two very important points was that she was baptized as a christian and her father was a free englishman. and we see a different outcome with this case where elizabeth key was found to be a free woman and she was also paid in bushels of corn, i believe, barrels of corn, for the additional time served in which she should have been free. so these are two legal cases that show different precedent. when the first laws passed, you can tell it is a little reactionary. the first slave law in virginia, when it is passed in 1662, it says where t

. >> scott, on friday i was on and i said buy bam, up 11% with still more room to run and it owns 61%a renewable energy company. biden in the white house, i don't care who has the senate, infrastructure will get done >> okay. surat, what have you got got to be quick? >> delta airlines. i still think it's got a ways to go. >> josh then joe. >> jpmorgan. >> joe >> tcbi, energy bank. >> all right there we go. i wanted to finish this soy could show you the market. dow right now is good for 1,350 points first new high for the dow jones industrial average since february on a big day on wall street does it for us "the exchange" hats story and picks it up right now. >> thank you so much, scott, and hi everyone on this huge day for investors and for the country. positive vaccine news from phizer is sending stocks soaring, the dow and s&p and russell 2000 all hitting record highs. for the dow like scott just said this is the first time we're at new highs since february remember, at the march lows the dow was just over 18,200 had we ear at 29,600, almost 700 this afternoon those are some monster

bam. check that out. this is stromboli of all volcanos. 3,000-foot-high craters.sted four minutes. it is one of the most active on earth. pretty amazing to see there. >>> it is approaching 6:00 this morning. a very busy morning. all bay area counties except for san francisco, san mateo and marin are in the purple tier, the most restrictive. the big take system away, all indoor dining shutting down across the bay area. >> it's getting suffer and you ever tougher having to bring staff back on. >> small businesses look for ways to survive, testing is ramping up. we have live team coverage on the very latest on the pandemic, the closures all coming up. the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. a good tuesday morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we can't forget we're also tracking rain. kari is following that for us this morning. >>> we are going to see the rain moving in mostly later this morning. a cold front will bring us cooler temperatures. we do see a dry morning but as we go through the time line we take it through late mornin

plight and it tells you there's a break that's going on here that he wants us to pay attention to and, bam, this sarcastic sentence. this is deadly serious stuff. people can tell just by looking at us, what we want, what should be done to help us. how do we feel and what a real indian is like. this is what captures the style here. it's funny. it's completely and totally analytically doing things and then he keeps doing. indian life as it relates to the world is an attempt for people not to be disappointed in us. you forced us to live our lives according to what you think and the kicker at the end, this does damage. this is harm. these are the hurts of history and we have suffered, right? so this is a piece of rhetoric, right, it's fantastic. because it's the analysis and the wit and the humor and irony all happening at once. and so much of his writing actually functions like this. more of it functions like this than functions like the other. the other works okay too, right? but this is where the power lies. so the anthropology riff relies on style. this opening less humorous but more devas

bam, in september to graze leaders defied the central government in addis ababa by holding elections, escalating simmering tensions between the 2 sides. let's get the latest from al-jazeera is malcolm webb who joins us from nairobi. that's why he's monitoring developments from this offensive. we have been expecting for some time it seems to have begun. what more are you hearing about what is involves well, we haven't heard any reports of bombing on the city of me, kelly, but prime minister allawi, i mean, did tweet that statement earlier today saying that the offensive would begin with that follows the ultimatum. it was given by the federal side, on sunday, calling for to green fighters to lay down their arms and surrender. his statement did say that thousands of to graham fighters had surrendered just a couple of days ago to raise leadership were disputing these claims. they said that their fighters weren't surrendering, and they also disputed the, the government's claim that the city was in fact surrounded that on wednesday there was fighting about 70 kilometers from the city. ethio

. >> court >> bam, 550 billion in assets. >> okay. pete >> amd, scott. amd. they keep buying calls. >> thanks, everybody "the exchange" is now. >> thank you, scott, and hi, everyone, as we abought the outcome of the presidential race, welcome to "the exchange." crucial swing states, pennsylvania and arizona and georgia all yet to be called the race is so down to the wire we're getting new vote updates right now the electoral votes stand at joe biden 253 and joe biden 214. we're lower today as the markets take a break coming after a monster week the dow is up nearly 7% and the same for the s&p the nasdaq up nearly 9% and it's been a broad-based real. yes, tech, but also materials and health care up 8%, each this year's laggards, energy and financials higher on the week, and as we mentioned all of these gains come as uncertainty remains over the future of washington that's where we begin this hour with eamon javers crunching all the latest numbers for us. eamon? >> yeah, kelly, one thing to update you on is we you're pecting a press conference from clark county

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with historic unemployment and a pandemic with no end in sight, budget cuts cannot be made on the bamsking family he ands -- backs of the working families and middle class. resilience, identify additional sources of revenue to fund city projects and reevaluate government spending carefully. calibrate budget cuts without hurting those who are already feeling the brund of income inequality before the pandemic. as a community taxpayer advocate, if you're tired of politics as usual, then i'm your candidate. vote for veronica. i'm not backed by any political machine or special interests. whether you're a moderate, progressive, republican or independent, join us, and please stay healthy during these tough times. thank you. >> hi. my name is matt alexander, and i'm a teacher, and a community organizer. our public schools are stretched to the breaking point. to address this crisis, we need school board members who value the voices of the people who do the work in schools and classrooms. i started teaching at balboa high school in 1996 and spent 20 years as a teacher and principle since then in

reid, john dean,9 pat buchanan, martha us in bam, ralph nader, gordon wood, mitch cho kaku, jonah goldberg and salman rushdie were all on. i mentioned that paul johnson was one of our guests, the british historian. here's a little bit from his appearance. >> guest: we are living in anwa rage where material advances -- in an age where material advances are really very comforting and very considerable, and we must be grateful for that. now, of course, where your e-mail corps respondent is nearler the truth is over the moral condition of the world. there hasn't been much improvement there. we've expanded enormously in a material sense, but our morality appears to be no better than ever in the past. and i'm afraid that is true. and if we go back through history and look at the time of george washington or go further back and look at the time of queen elizabeth and the armada or into the middle ages and the crusades or went back further still to the age of julius caesar, we have to admit that the public morals on the whole have not substantially improved. they are still -- there are still a lar

with historic unemployment and a pandemic with no end in sight, budget cuts cannot be made on the bamsorking family he ands -- backs of the working families and middle class. resilience, identify additional sources of revenue to fund city projects and reevaluate government spending carefully. calibrate budget cuts without hurting those who are already feeling the brund of income inequality before the pandemic. as a community taxpayer advocate, if you're tired of politics as usual, then i'm your candidate. vote for veronica. i'm not backed by any political machine or special interests. whether you're a moderate, progressive, republican or independent, join us, and please stay healthy during these tough times. thank you. >> hi. my name is supervisor aaron peskin, and it's been an honor to represent the people of the northeast corner of san francisco, known as district 3, the oldest and most iconic collection of our neighborhoods for 13 of the last 20 years. this has not been a political career for me or about running for higher office. that is totally true, and i take my role as a public